Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08
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the gsstfIouir MASTERPIECE
Coz. H.L1srER. bro.hcr-ln- .aw Of inc T,, low
Wee Preaent Colf.X, Is res 'e'' % .,,,;ns
He stvs:.lye have practically no PoItt,e'
n I-;ah. democrats aud RnpuJ lcah7' 80 ,'.il
tile and j.. Chnaman and ln0'"'; "n9,'teI
a. All TslIon. md NJ re l-'o Oh. are al an
against Aruan 50. our G'uin,fl
under the lie party termed ~9'"'7
THE Rulan OmIal Messenger states NAV
the Emper Of Russia has SViAor,.eU t,'
repre-entaye at The Hague. Count h"pu'3,'
to accept i his name TIE King 81 40 Sroot
gill; Of the 1use IN VII en- irrt' r"C oc"s
hved at zndaim IN 1927. i,e ,oo9 'l the
visited by l. En- error Pau. IN j. 81. an, ann. 'io
late Car lex tnder II. while LA"I"" 80 III
1889.
THE Dukof ConnauSht, who has recehuy
been m .dal member OF the CouncI' w ~"
Presidencvf Bombay, and Princess Dc''i'Co
viii. il is sal, be the heirs Queen lCtoIta
immtnse fOlune. THIS Is goJd news 10 w W.
young Bdttnberg her. VINO henrS ,a~anv
chere says, az no more Of Z. ny .naeta of
little brat lat runs around Tue eVlo0' -
London
THERE wre l22l6 weddings IN re" l Vi "A
last year: te wear previous HIS. over na'l
of the bride and brldegrooms we're OF loiersn
birth. OneoreIgner took fifth WE. me
number of e6ths WAS g. SO an lHcrease ot
J Gas over til year lsS5. Apout LIZ w uleu oi
pulmonary Complaints; 500 were coLtasi1SSo
diseases. be measles the past wv lnonuns
have causecma deaths, 55S Cases ooe t ~
and from fiy-elgh, 10 seVeht! ueath0 III
sing week,
ONE Freno editor remarks, IN conhection
with the imprtatlon of beer. Crotch ns ana
NJ France,
that the love ( country should manifest ltsel
in preferrine French products before al
others. The m d, therefore, VINO Duys d
German articl, FOL example, commissioners
things being eWal--an act " nlchis as repte-
henslble aetha of one VINO by -ubler uge man
ages TO escap, military service. rms Is a
sample of the arguments advanced aGalhet
the custom OF drinking German beer, anu
yet they seem to have very ltile e1eGt IN
check the -iowh OF this dreadful evil
THE iinko Is atre from Japan. 1t grows
to a helght of oetaps thirty feet, ana mas
fanlike leaves, t1serrated edges, and with
out any midrih or A. e. be NJ simple large
expansion OF the sten. Not un j these leaves
had al en-, in the var 1865, was It discovered
in this country hi the jukO was bearing
fruit as well as lea1s. It, fruit when louhu
was OF ed by frost but 1t was OF pale pur-
pie, looking sOmethhg Ike goot-slzed trao-
apple without the cabs bright hues. In Us
pleasaGt odor. HI its large, gllstenlng,
sa'in-sheeny seeds as broad as pumpkin
SEEDS and six lme5plumper are really hand
some. some hayeDeen plan ed 10 see WhaV
will come of them.
LADY fishing 10 Norway pulled out FISH
with such strong ERIK that the line caught
on high, overhanglg branch and swung the
trout many fee in TIE air. \ gentleman was
coming along the balk, and the lady sought
h
caught trout, and rs up that tree, she
saiu. II don't know whether you could get
1t for me. but shOuldhe obliged If you could
manage it," II snou be delighted il | could
only climb up and read it Tor YOU" said the
gentleman, but, unbrtuuate Y, l have a
cork leg, AMI | fear | an useless" The idea
OF cork-legged man reEretting that he
couldn't climb tree to fetch down trout
struck both as being so udIcrous that they
burst into shouts OF hugnter.
CoNcERNING the large and constant increase
in the population Of Germany IN general. and
that of Prussia in particular, the Royal Prus-
sian Statistical Burea, gives the following
figures for 1855: The teal popu alton Dec, /,
1855. was 2S,3,S ASS. Tie births during the
wear numbered l,0d4. 40l. the marriages $50,
707 and the deaths 1I6, 50 The natural in
crease, therefore. " a. 34i. 542 and the aver
age number of births per l. 100 of popua ion
81 Is, of marriages 1914, and of deaths 1913.
These figures. high as they are, as compared
with those for ENGLAND and Wales, show a
surplus Tor the last-named country, Whose
population was q 499 u4l with S94, go births
l97.745 marriages, and 4-2T50 DEATHS making
the aCtua' increase yer 600 in England land
Wales 1875. as against only l2.3 IN Prussia.
GERMANY has obtained so strong hold on
the social life OF Pars that the alarmists are
again predicting all Sorts OF dreadful thlngt
if the influence of the Teuton is permitted tc
have sway. The Germanizing tendency il
traced b, social philosophers directly to beer
apd some new authorities have Just been
calling attrn ion TO the fact that with the in
creased consumption 81 this beverage at Paris
there has been a pro0Ortionate mere 4se il
the number of brasseries or saloons where il
is sold, and which form he centres Of sinai
/ German colonies. The brassories are very
| D tDU ar in the La in quarter and in Iii .trlct.
where the middl and lower classes congre.
gate. The philosophers are SLED with dismav
because they think they have discovered IN
! this Increased con sumption of beer a custom
which saps the patriotism Of the French PEG.
pie.
A ROMAN correspondent notifies us Of {
most extraordinary restoration. Hannibal Il
at last 10 be revenged. Cardinal Lavigeri,
has laid before Popc Leo Kill and the gov.
! ernm Mt OF the French Republic a curou
| scheme FIR the REORGANIZATION of CARTHAGE,
| The Pope. As the representative OF the z me
| which DESTROYED hat nphlest of all her rival.
! will thus cute noble act of reparatiou
| while France Will h We the glory of givin.
| BAGS TO CONNER e thai ancient trade capita
| o. the Mediterranean. The Cardinal in
! dulges in the most glowing expectations q
the ulure OF the third Carthage when ono,
founded. butt and Inhabited He cannot fui,
get that the second Carthage was the ace q
the zeal Bishop. st, Cyprlan. though he il
urutently silent about 81. Cgprian's disput,
with POpe LeO's predecessor. Stephen O
Rome Cardinal avigerle proposes that IL,
new Cartha.e shall become the eccieslasuca
centre of the Roman Catholic missionar,
propaganda in Africa.
DURING a ranstorm gentleman emerged
from his club in Plccadilly. London. II WA
pouring, SO he holsted his umbrella ana IookrC
about for a cab. He could not see one. bu
he e,pied lady taking she Ter in 4 doorway
and evidently also waiting for 4 cab. VIII
true gal antrY he made toward her an
politely offered to hold ms umbrella over hai
until a cab should pass. The lady agreed +,
share he no ptabie shelter Of the ulnarr,l3
and 50 a. to get well under il, raised The ,.rr
near It tire gentleman, and with her har,
assisted in holding the umbrella up, Present Fl,
AN empty four wheeler passed. IL wA.haif.-
and pulled up close where the pair ,to,d
On reaching the cab the gentleman rein
pushed his mold on the umbrella aud opepe,
che door. As the lady prepared to enter n,
cab she lowered the umbrella, and was abo.
TO take it with ner, when her compALio,
touched II and remarked: "My umbrel A ;
Very softly the lady replied: Pardon me
mine, / think" The sItuat On wa
a little awk ward. The rain was peitiuy do,
and the gentleman did not care TO coutini
wranglIng with BtraoEe ledg,o over the own
ership al an .umbre Ia, So there was notbtn,
for il bu to surrender HIS umbrella and re-
solve never again TO protect lady in th
rain.